Borealis Wool Co.

We are incredibly grateful for your continued support of our humble little venture. As a token of our gratitude, please enjoy 20% off site wide now thru Monday. Www.borealiswoolco.com

We are incredibly grateful for your continued support of our humble little venture. As a token of our gratitude, please enjoy 20% off site wide now thru Monday.

They say that what’s in the stars is also in you. Moments like this take that notion to the next level. Beautiful capture by

Happy new year to all! We hope you are enjoying it in good company and reveling in the splendor of deepest winter.

What’s the big deal with natural fibers? Perfected by thousands of years of evolution, merino wool is a wonder of nature. Incredibly soft, resilient, temperature regulating and naturally antibacterial, it is also renewable and biodegradable.

Have you experienced the magic of merino wool? What are your thoughts?
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For those who may have missed it, today is the last day to have your voice heard on the mining debate in the BWCA. Follow this link and join the effort to protect one of our worlds greatest natural treasures! Meanwhile, please enjoy this meme…
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Waiting for the snow to fly like...

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In seeking inspiration for how to live and do business, we look to the natural world. We work toward a vision where the clothing we wear is made with an acute awareness of its impacts on the natural world. Merino wool is renewable, sustainable, biodegradable and carbon neutral. We will keep working to consciously make garments that tread lightly on the natural world. The inspiration for this mission is never ending.

Unbothered. Moisturized. Happy. In My Lane. Focused. Flourishing.

Lots to be grateful for after a fab thanksgiving with the flock!

Seamlessly bridging the gap between everyday life and the wilds. Photo credit to: